ILLEGAL STRUCTURES
Speaking at Eid-ul-Fitr prayers on Monday, March 31, Mahama warned that all unauthorized structures built in waterways would be demolished and offenders would face legal action.
He expressed deep concern over reports of private businesses colluding with some chiefs to develop water retention areas, calling the practice reckless and a severe threat to public safety. With the rainy season approaching, Mahama called for urgent, collective action to mitigate preventable disasters.
RECKLESS DRIVING
Prez. Mahama shares concerns about road safety during the Eid celebrations, warning against reckless driving and motorbike riding, which have previously resulted in tragic accidents.
“No one must die as a result of reckless celebration. I have asked the police to be on high alert, and anyone caught endangering lives will be arrested.”
OUR RESPONSIBILITY
Prez. Mahama called on Muslims to continue their act of kindness towards orphans, widows, and the elderly. Beyond Ramadan, describing charity as both an Islamic and national responsibility.
“True wealth is not measured by how much we accumulate, but by how much we give to help those in need. Let us reach out to those who are struggling.”
Prez. Mahama assured Ghanaians that his leadership would focus on education, job creation, infrastructure, and healthcare.
“My promises are not just words. They represent a solemn commitment to enhance the lives of every Ghanaian, irrespective of background or faith,” Prez. Mahama stated.
